featured CCCA member benefit One Way to Pay for Your Dreams


What dreams for your ministry have been put on hold because of limited funds? Perhaps you want to renovate camp buildings, give camp staff a well-deserved raise, hire a new staff member or start a capital campaign. You don’t have to hold off on these projects! Te Triving Goods program is a way to cut food costs so that you can spend money addressing other needs in your ministry. Food costs are one of the highest budget items for most of our members, so when you


place orders, you want to be confident you’re getting top-quality products for the best price. Visit www.thrivinggoods.com and in a few steps, you can receive a free market- basket comparison with a Triving Goods representative to see where you could save money on items you already planned to purchase. Market-basket comparisons using real camp invoices show savings between 10%


to 20% on items camp and conference centers buy all the time. Not only can you cut down on food costs, but also you can save up to 37% on everyday items such as napkins, cups, cleaning supplies, foil, paper towels and more. How would your ministry benefit from saving $30,000 or more on food costs this year? We don’t want you to miss out on savings!


 To see how much you could save, connect with a Triving Goods rep and receive your market-basket comparison. Visit www.thrivinggoods.com to learn more. Tis program is not available for current Premier members.


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